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Sorry, but for $350.00, you need way stronger testimonials/evidence of the host being worth it. A grainy picture taken in someone's bathroom with the caption "
by avree 6y ago
Sorry, but for $350.00, you need way stronger testimonials/evidence of the host being worth it.
A grainy picture taken in someone's bathroom with the caption "She's hilarious and unpredictable, so get ready for laughs!", and a couple one-liners from names that could be completely fake, does not tell me that this is going to be worth the money.
- phprecovery 6y agoGreat feedback. We could definitely work on improving the testimonials and social proof on the website. Honestly, we weren't expecting such a strong response on HN so didn't much as much thought/effort into this as we should. We'll work on improving this ASAP.
- rolha-capoeira 6y agoI mean this only constructively, but why share if you're not ready for or expecting a strong response? You only get one chance to make a first impression. If this is simply a concept or beta product, you should indicate that. If you're looking for customers, put your best foot forward. Best of luck.
- phprecovery 6y agoThat's fair. Would definitely not consider this a concept as we have many paid, satisfied customers but we're always iterating on our website/product based on feedback and this is definitely an area of improvement. But point taken about "making a first impression". How do you balance making a good first impression with getting feedback on an early-ish version of your product?
- acct776 6y agoYour communications via your landing page & website tell your consumers if you're looking to scrape a buck, or passionately work hard to solve a problem or desire.
- offtop5 6y agoI'll disagree. This isn't for individuals, it's for corporations with left over event budgets. Although you could also just have everyone jump into an online game for free